hierarchical proportion

a method of composition used in art where the size and placement of figures and objects are arranged in a hierarchical structure

Hierarchical proportion is a technique used in art and design where the size of figures or elements is adjusted based on their importance or status, rather than their actual size in the physical world. This means that more important figures are shown larger, while less important ones are shown smaller. This method helps to emphasize main subjects and convey their importance within the artwork or design, guiding the viewer's attention to the most crucial elements.